If you’re wondering how to remove ceramic wall and floor tiles, the best tile removal tool for the job really depends upon what type of surface you are removing the tile from and also how much tile removal needs doing. If you prefer to let a power tool do the hard work for you then you will need a suitable rotary hammer drill that accepts chisel bits. These drills are specially designed to provide a chiseling effect rather than a drilling effect when a chisel bit is attached. Kit form– Everything you need, soft-sided case, cordless rotary drill, 2 X batteries, and battery charger. This DeWalt battery-operated, cordless rotary hammer drill delivers a very impressive 2.6 joules of impact energy, what that means is that that’s a much better performance than a lot of electric corded drills can manage.

As noted above, you can use a wallpaper steam or old steam iron to remove adhesive residues. But a more convenient method, and one that will add a very useful tool to your cleaning arsenal, is to use a handheld steam cleaner. These are readily available on-line, and in DIY sheds, or electrical retailers. Firstly, before you start working on tile removal make sure you wear the correct, fit for purpose PPE (personal protective equipment).

The best approach is to edge your chisel in, in a way that you keep it as flat along the wall as possible to prevent the chisel from digging into the drywall and causing damage. The ENEACRO 1-1/4 SDS Plus rotary hammer drill is a great choice for DIY enthusiasts, homeowners, and professional workers that need to remove ceramic, porcelain, and countless other types of floor and wall tiles.

As well as the removal of Ceramic and porcelain tiles, Eddy is perfect for mortar/thinset removal too.The safety gear, PPE (personnel protective equipment) should include goggles for eye protection, face mask for dust protection, cut resistant gloves to protect your hands and safety footwear to protect your feet from falling tiles and sharp broken tiles that you may stand on.